Sentence examples for scalable to support from inspiring English sources
A BAN usually has small network size and is scalable to support new devices.
First, the system must be completely scalable to support the rendering of large data sets.
The idea was to identify the platform which can be customizable, flexible and scalable to support the data acquisition system requirements.
The solution's project management guidelines have their main origins in the Scrum literature because Scrum has demonstrated to be linearly scalable to support multiple project teams and platform companies where architecture is of critical importance [57].
The main novelty of the proposed mechanisms is their device-centric design, which makes them practical and feasible without any changes to wireless standards; moreover, they are scalable to support any number of wireless interfaces whereas previous related work has dealt with devices having two interfaces only.
The advantage of using a fully online training program is that it can be adaptively tailored to patient's individual abilities to provide the appropriate level of training, and is easily scalable to support many users.
This study sought to define a scalable architecture to support the National Health Information Network NHINNational Health Information Network NHIN
As the EV population is continuously going to increase for the next couple of decades, the underlying communication networks should be scalable enough to support required functionalities.
The third feature is that it provides modularized and scalable architecture to support extensibility, flexibility, and quality of service by exploiting cloud infrastructure system.
In this paper, we present a survey of the state-of-the-art and propose a scalable infrastructure to support mobility in Internet protocol networks.
The SICP, if successful, provides a simple, scalable structure to support oncology physicians, NPs and PAs in conducting state-of-the-art serious illness conversations with a broad array of oncology outpatients at a high risk of dying within a year.
